Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-10

Q passenger on the Alameda, arrived to-
 day. Speaking of the revolution in the kinEdem, he said the feeling of the pop ulace va largely in favor of republic but that there vas no doubt thst the
 new consiitution would be sustained, and n accepted by properly by KalsknA,
 hs could remain on the throne.
 WOODLAND. September 3-Asshootins
 hnAir sook place on the street this eve.
 ning winch came near proving fatal to
 Under Sheriff Bruce Psudergass. B,
 Haxnish. one of the proprietors of the
 Sacramento Valley Mills in thIs city,
 nsd been having dificulty recently with
 his creditors. and has fels aggrieved over
 certAin legal decision rendered by Jus
 nee of the Peace Ruggles. When HArn-
 isn and hugRles net. 8 dispute arose,
 and Judge Ruggles defended himself by
 s,sfkrng Hsrnish with c cane. As the
 latter attempted Co draw 8 pistol they
 grsppled and fell. Ruggles on top. At
 this moment Pendegsst attempted to part them and Harnish fired, the ball
 passed through two thicknesses of the
 Judges coat sleeve and struck Fender
 gsst directly over the heart passing
 through his coat, vest and shirt bosom,
 and gisncink from . rib and causing . severe bruise, but it did not penstrate the body, Altogether the escspe was . tortuneie ons. Ofiosr Powers arrested Hsrnish and conveyed hIm to the city prison The pistol shot attracted . large crowd and when is wss lntimated that Pendergsst vAs shot. intense ex- citsment prevailed and many thrsats were indulgsd in by ths crowd. nor could they bs fully quoted until the supposed injured man vss brought out of Elston's drug store and declared him. self that his injuries were slight. But short tune before the shooting, Hsrnish told Ofaoer Powers that Ruggles had called him lar and that he intended to tix him knock him sixteen feet and other similar expressions and asked the officer if he vas watching him. When Hsrn- ish vss taken Co jail he expressed him. self as . much abused man and said the shooting vss an sos of self-iefense. Af- Ger being locked up harnish was told that he had shot the Deputy Sheriff and expressed grest surprise and regret for the sci bat did not attempt to deny thss he intended to shost Russlss.
 WAszISaros. September 6.-It is ss- iimsted that there are 5000 doctors present st the International Medical Congress here, of whom nine-senths are Americana. Bsfsss the hour for open lnR the congress this morning every seat in Albauah's Opera House was oc- ,upied. President Cleveland, Secretary BsyArd and Speaker Carlisle were es- sorted by Dr. 9srnett to seats upon the stage at II o'clock and were greeted with applause. The assenblaae was sailed to order by Professor Henry NJ Smith, of Philadelphia, chairman of the committee. in . few remarks he introduced President Cleveland who he said has consented 10 open the meeting. The President, when the applause had subsided, sad: Il feel that the country should be congratulated to-day upon the pres ence at the capitol of 90 many of our own citizens, and those representing foreign countries, who have distin guish- sd themselves in the scisnce of medicine, and are devoted to its further progress My duty on this occasion is very pleas ing and very brisf one. It is simply To declare that the Ninth International Medical Congress is now open for or ZaniEAtion and for the transaction of business" The chairman of the ere cusive committee then proceeded to noninsse tae gentlemen agreed upon by he committee to be the officers of the congress. Dr. Nathan Smith Davis of Chicago, was chossn president of the congress by exclamation.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 5.-Gov. Bart lett is slightly worse to-day. Br. Buckel issued bulletin st noon stating his res pirstion had increased from twenty to 'venty-six- Tsmperaturs one hundred.
 CHARLESTON. s. 0, The News and Cou- rier reviev of the earthquake work will shov that in the past year over six thousand buildings have been rebuilt or repaired, and two hundred and seventy 1ns absolutely new buildings have been erected. The whole ooss is four million three hundred thousand dollars.
 SAN FRAscIsoo. September 5.-Rsin began falling here this morning, and con tinued st intervals during the morning.
 CoSsrAsTRorLx. Sept. 5-Ihe Otto man Bank has stopped disbursements Aofoeu On bcoount Ok tnc 1ufk1n kOF- ernmeats failure to make deposits.
 CErhxvILLl. Bate O., Osla,-A fire early this morning totally destroy cd Tifoehs Hall, Sandhaltr's saloon and Pslly's store. Other buildings were damaged Total loss about fifteen thou sand dollars. partly covered by insur- ance.
 CHICAGO, September GThe Labor holiday vas very generally celebrated hsrs, and also st New York. Detroit. and other large cities. Businsss generally suspended, and large psrsdes occurred.
 GRksvILLz. Ohio. September 6-The County Tressurer's safe doors were found open this morning and forty-eight thousand dollars. missing. Treasurer John 8. Simon is not st home, but it is he only vent to Versailles last night to vislt his father. and IS on his say bach.
 LrRoz, September 6-The Social Con- gress here IS attended by . large num- Der of delegates, including Arch Bishop of Rheims. Prince Lovinstsin and sev- ersl German deputies, and French po- liilcal yorkers-